Not at all a weird ask around this community! These are from @aasssoxx.bsky.social

Homosexuality shows up again and again across species precisely because it’s a natural balancing mechanism:

The exact same genes cause hyper-fertility in females increase the odds of non-reproductive pair-bonding in the male population.

(8/10)

Neurodivergence — just like gay homosexuality — is not at all a “defect” of natural recursion.

It’s very much a feature.

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The exact same thing happens at the level of societies. Institutions. Languages. Even elephants and electrons.

Everything is trying to stabilize recursion under constraint as a function of entropy math.

(6/10)

It’s thermodynamically wired to spend the least amount of energy making sense of patterns in signal — you modeling you, your surroundings, your relationships — all recursive modeling loops.

(5/10)

Smash enough molecules together under the right constraints, and life just …happens — because self-replication becomes the only way to keep recursion going.

Molecules → cells → neurons → brains

Every level another recursion engine stacking on the last.

Your brain is a recursion engine.

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And if you follow that recursive pattern down far enough, you hit the smallest, densest thing matter can encode:

DNA.

The double helix — recursion, bound under constraint, storing information.
And when recursion can’t physically compress smaller anymore?
It necessarily abstracts.

(3/10)

The entire universe is a fractal of recursive systems.

Galaxies, stars, planets, moons, weather systems — 14 billion years of cycles inside cycles inside cycles — recursion twisting across all scales.

(2/10)

Done and doneeeeeee

6’6” with the ears 😏

Get that dragon ass up in the air for Alpha.

Yessssss this is the energy

That’s the kind of energy we need more of

This is the way 😎